Sentence examples for deviating only from inspiring English sources

He spent much of the day laying out his case against warrantless surveillance, deviating only briefly to address another one of his pet issues – criminal justice reform.

Overall, benthic macrofauna in Southern California were in good condition during 2003, with 98% of the area in reference condition or deviating only marginally.

Mr. Nordike, 82, has lived at 113 Sandford Street for 41 years, and has always voted a straight Democratic ticket, deviating only to support Gov. George E. Pataki because of his strong support of the death penalty.

Physically, aureoles are caused by the diffraction of large amounts of the incident light around the edges of the particles in directions deviating only slightly from that of the light source.

AP divisions typically occur with the spindle oriented parallel to the plane of the neuroepithelium, or with the spindle deviating only slightly from that orientation.

Prescribers typically used a scripted check-list approach to ensure assessment for positive symptoms, deviating only if positive symptoms were detected and required further investigation.

The predicted values correlated 0.76 with, and deviated only 3% (ns) from, actual maximal performances of grip strength.

In operation, the buses have laser sensors and GPS to keep them on the route, and can deviate only if alternate routes have been "learned" as well.

The H-bond energies calculated from the factorial models for the two sets of complexes are found to deviate only 6.5% from the full ab initio values.

It speedily began a bold programme of deficit-reduction, from which it has deviated only in mostly sensible ways as the global economy has struggled.

Thus, the Λ0 for both systems correspond at 106 and 177.4 S cm2 mol−1 respectively, after the power law deviated only 2% of the reported value.